A Review on Various Techniques for Object Detection
Abstract
Detection of object and recognition of objects in real world computing environment is one of the important tasks in computer vision. To solve this task there are many challenges in designing algorithm, we have to introduce different and innovative algorithms to detect objects in natural environments. Detection of object is a computer technology which is related to the computer vision and image processing. This paper provides a brief description of techniques, methods and algorithms used in object detection. At last it highlights the importance of selective image encryption.
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